Sentence examples for far from impractical from inspiring English sources
Far from impractical utopias, floating cities could be every bit as integrated into global society as the ones we already have on land.
It's uncommon but far from impractical.
Thus, idealism, far from being impractical, can produce politically practical and even admirable results.
It is often impractical to travel far from tracks and roads to collect samples, and survey planning should recognise this fact.
We believe our outdated instincts can easily trick us from knowing right from wrong, practical from impractical.
For the Watsonians and Scotland scrum-half, his mother's thoughtful instructions were a little impractical as he was never far from the action.
On one hand, longer prediction time may provide greater ability to prevent hypoglycemia events; on the other hand, it may be impractical to suspend a pump too far from an event that may not happen due to human factors (e.g., a planned meal).
That proved impractical, both because of the weather and because the site of Mr. Ralston's accident was so remote, far from roads, let alone places to house a crew.
